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Andromeda

Andromeda

Robotics Engineering

San Francisco, California 11,491 followers

Where technology meets empathy – pioneering the future of human-robot interaction.

About us

🤖 Hello! Welcome to Andromeda. We’re a robotics company, working to make a positive difference in the world. We’re building Abi, the world’s first truly empathetic companion robot, who isn’t just designed to assist, but to be your best friend. With a heart full of empathy and a spirit of kindness, Abi creates deep, meaningful connections with people, making the world a little warmer, a little brighter, and a lot more connected. Just like the beloved characters in your favourite stories, Abi is here to listen, understand, and share joyful moments. Abi, has been co-developed with aged care and assisted living homes to: 🤗 Provide personalised companionship to residents more often 🤗 Interact and connect with residents individually and in groups 🤗 Genuinely relate to each person – speaking their preferred language, and remembering faces, names and conversations 🤗 Meaningfully connect with residents, improving health & wellbeing 🤖 Invite Abi to meet your team Visit andromedarobotics.ai for more info and to book a demo with Abi. We’re currently working with aged care and assisted living homes in Australia and the US, and we’d love to bring Abi to meet you and your team. ✋ Keen to join our team? We’re always happy to hear from talented people, keen to be part of our mission. If you’d like to build the future with us (and Abi), connect with us here or via our website.

Website
https://www.andromedarobotics.ai
Industry
Robotics Engineering
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held

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  • Andromeda reposted this

    Abi Humanoid and I had an incredible day at the Ballarat Jobs and Training Expo, alongside mecwacare. We met so many wonderful people, sharing plenty of laughs, and introducing future aged care superstars to the world of humanoid robotics. 🤖 It’s always exciting to see people’s reactions when they experience firsthand how technology and human care can work together to create more meaningful moments in aged care. ❤️ A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by for a chat we loved meeting you! And of course, a big thank you to mecwacare for having us along for such a fantastic day. Andromeda Grace Brown Brian McCarthy Kendall K. Rakesh Sarkar, FCHSM

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  • Andromeda reposted this

    Featured event session: The Startup Showcase 🎙️ Four companies get eight minutes each. In a room filled with people who know the industry, inside and out. Only at #AUTONOMOUS2026. Final tier tickets → autonomousfuture.co Our full agenda → https://lnkd.in/eeBCB2vh Happening on The Frontier Stage, we'll be joined by PSYONIC, led by Aadeel Akhtar, PhD Akhtar, builds the Ability Hand, a touch-sensing bionic hand that gives amputees back a sense of grip and is already used by more than 50 robotics companies to give their machines the same feedback. The rare piece of hardware that serves humans and robots from the same design. Recent collaborations include industrial giants ABB - A bold move forward for the hand focused startup. Andromeda, led by Grace Brown, makes Abi, a social companion robot deployed in aged care homes to sit with residents who would otherwise spend the day alone. Most recent raise of $23M Series A led by Forerunner, with an approach to a largely untapped market that no one in robotics has really considered. Glidance, led by Amos Miller, builds Glide, a self-guided mobility aid for people who are blind or have low vision. Miller, who lost his sight in his twenties and founded Microsoft's Soundscape, built the device around a problem he lives with every day. Glīd, led by Kevin A. Damoa, automates the first mile of freight, the messy handoff where a container moves from road to rail. Founded by a US Army and SpaceX veteran, Glid won the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025. Bionics, companionship, accessibility, freight. Four founders who could not be building more different things, on the same stage, presenting to the same crowd, because each one is early enough to be a part of the room that matters. #PhysicalAI #CapitalFunding #startups #Automation #Roboticsnews #robotics #AIevent #AUTONOMOUS 

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  • 83% of staff have seen Abi reduce agitation in seniors 😌 80% of staff say seniors' moods stay elevated for the rest of the day after interacting with Abi 🤗 That's not a novelty effect. This is real impact on daily quality of life. And Abi keeps improving. Watch or listen to the full conversation between Andromeda CCO Brian McCarthy and Steve Moran from Senior Living Foresight using the links in the comments 👇

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    We're launching Tech Careers Hotline podcast - and we couldn't have asked for a better first guest. Grace Brown started building robots at 15. At 25, she's leading Andromeda (a $100 million company from Melbourne) and creating Abi, the world's leading social companion robot for aged care that speaks 90 languages and remembers every resident she meets. Speaking with host Adair Robins, Grace shares the unfiltered truth about scaling a deep-tech startup, raising capital, building diverse teams, and backing yourself in one of the world's fastest-growing industries. Check out Episode 1 now! ▶️YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gNHJNRBH 🎵Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gVWYXg8B 🎧Apple: https://lnkd.in/gkxsmpd2

  • Andromeda reposted this

    42 days until #Actuate26! Excited to have Grace Brown, Founder & CEO at Andromeda, as a speaker this year! A mechatronics engineer who started building robots at 15, Grace founded Andromeda to tackle the loneliness epidemic in elder care, creating Abi — a social humanoid companion that processes micro-expressions, speaks 90 languages, and builds ongoing relationships with residents over time. Named Forbes 30 Under 30, Grace has deployed Abi across aged care homes in Australia and the US and expanding rapidly. Space for this year's Actuate is limited. Get your tickets to hear Grace, and 20+ other technical experts in autonomous robotics, share their challenges & breakthroughs on stage: https://hubs.li/Q04mFQ3J0

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  • Andromeda reposted this

    🚨 CALLING ALL RURAL FOLKS LOOKING FOR WORK! 🚨 We’re hiring for more Robot Companion Facilitators at Andromeda Robotics 🤖✨ If you’re the kind of person who brings warmth, energy and confidence into a room, and you’re excited by the idea of using cutting-edge tech to create genuinely meaningful moments with people, this might be for you. 🤔 Right now, we have lots of rural roles open, one for Ballan, Bendigo, Ballarat, Wangaratta, Healesville & Bacchus Marsh 🇦🇺 In these kinds of roles, you’ll be part of creating engaging experiences with Abi across care settings, helping spark connection through conversation, games and music. 🦾 If you’ve got strong people skills, a caring nature, a community mindset, confidence speaking with groups, and you’re curious about innovative technology, I’d especially love for you to take a look 👀💗 🔗Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gSDBj2HT Please share with anyone in your network who’d be a great fit for this kind of work; my reach is pretty limited in rural areas, so anything to spread the word would be great! 💫 #Hiring #RegionalJobs

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  • "The closest thing to real-life magic is engineering — you imagine something that didn't exist, and you create it from the materials around you to solve real problems." 🪄 Andromeda CEO, Grace Brown, recently joined Greg Toroosian's Machine Minds podcast to share her journey from dreaming of being a "fairy mermaid mathematician princess" as a kid to building robots people trust 🧜♀️ Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧

  • Andromeda reposted this

    Meet Abi, a humanoid companion robot living alongside residents at Eskaton Village in Carmichael, and she's already making an impression. In the first-of-its-kind U.S. study, our researchers will spend the next year observing the interactions between the senior living community's memory care neighborhood, staff and Abi. “Social connection is not optional for health. It is essential. But in memory support settings, human time is limited. We need evidence on how thoughtfully designed technology might extend care in ethical, meaningful ways,” said School of Nursing researcher Roschelle Fritz, the study’s principal investigator. Abi is not here to replace staff. She is here to support moments of connection that might not otherwise happen. Over the next year, researchers will take a close look at daily life in the community to better understand what role tools like Abi can play. The goal is to help shape how senior living communities think about social connection as a core part of dementia care, and to offer real-world guidance for how technology, and robots, can support it. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVv39Z2H Andromeda Video description: A colorful humanoid robot with the letters Andromeda on its chest stands at the center of a circle of seated adults. Various shots include close-ups of the robot interacting one-on-one with the individuals or engaging with the entire group. Interview subjects in order of appearance include: Roschelle "Shelly" Fritz, Professor and Principal Investigator, Jennifer Haroon, COO of Andromeda Robotics and Therese ten Brinke, Executive Director of Innovation and Impact at Eskaton.

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